The Queens Case Stated
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One pang alone embittered her departure her darling, and, in despite of all discountenance, her duteous child clung round her heart with natural tenacity. Parents who love, and feel that very love compelling separation, alone can feel for her. Yet, how could she subject that devoted child to the humiliation of her mother's misery ! How reduce her to the sad alternative of selecting between separated parents ! She chose the generous, the noble sacrifice self- banished, the world was before her o...ne grate- ful sigh for* England one tear the last, last tear upon her daughter's head and she de- parted.
Oh Sire, imagine her at that departure ! How changed ! how fallen, since a few short years before, she touched the shores of England ! The day-beam fell not on an happier creature creation caught new colours from her presence joy sounded its timbrel as she passed, and the flowers of birth, of beauty, and of chivalry, bowed down before her. But now, alone, an orphan and a widow! her gallant brother in his shroud of glory ; no arm to shield, no tongue C 18 to advocate, no friend to follow an o'erclouded fortune branded, degraded, desolate, she flung herself once more upon the wave, to her less fickle than an husband's promises !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One pang alone embittered her departure her darling, and, in despite of all discountenance, her duteous child clung round her heart with natural tenacity. Parents who love, and feel that very love compelling separation, alone can feel for her. Yet, how could she subject that devoted child to the humiliation of her mother's misery ! How reduce her to the sad alternative of selecting between separated parents ! She chose the generous, the noble sacrifice self- banished, the world was before her o...ne grate- ful sigh for* England one tear the last, last tear upon her daughter's head and she de- parted.
Oh Sire, imagine her at that departure ! How changed ! how fallen, since a few short years before, she touched the shores of England ! The day-beam fell not on an happier creature creation caught new colours from her presence joy sounded its timbrel as she passed, and the flowers of birth, of beauty, and of chivalry, bowed down before her. But now, alone, an orphan and a widow! her gallant brother in his shroud of glory ; no arm to shield, no tongue C 18 to advocate, no friend to follow an o'erclouded fortune branded, degraded, desolate, she flung herself once more upon the wave, to her less fickle than an husband's promises !
What to read after The Queens Case Stated?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Phillips to read onlineMoreLess
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